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the Nintendo Switch 2, which arrives on June 5 for $449.99 — smack dab between the cost of the $399 Steam Deck LCD and the $549 Steam Deck OLED.
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Metroid Prime 4: Beyond was first announced in 2017 as a game for the Nintendo Switch, and the alien-blasting first-person shooter is still headed to that platform.
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How the Nintendo Switch 2 stacks up to the Steam Deck
Ironically, the Steam Deck is also the Switch 2’s biggest threat. While Nintendo’s new console may have Valve’s beat on screen resolution, refresh rate, and a custom Nvidia processor capable of DLSS and ray tracing, Steam trumps it in value, particularly with game prices.
Are PC handhelds like Steam Deck really competitors for Switch 2?
When Nintendo launched the Switch in 2017, it had no competition in dedicated handheld gaming, a sector it had established with the Game Boy in 1989 and ruled ever since. Sega had come and gone; Sony, after two determined attempts with the PlayStation Portable and PlayStation Vita, had just about given up.
Nintendo Switch 2 vs Steam Deck: Which handheld should you buy for PC gaming or console exclusives?
Depending on what you want from a gaming handheld, the Steam Deck or the Switch 2 will fit your needs better. I've compared them to help you determine which one you should buy.
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Is a Gorgeous Switch 2 Game That Blows My Mind
Retro Studios' upcoming shooter makes fantastic use of the Nintendo Switch 2's next-gen power to deliver beautiful graphics, 120fps frame rates, and precise Joy-Con 2 mouse controls.
I played 11 Nintendo Switch 2 games. Here’s what I thought of each
Another great demo of the mouse-cons, Drag X Drive was one of the most delightful games I tried on Switch 2. Sure, it’s a fairly simple game that feels like a Nintendo Switch Sports minigame spun off into its own thing,
The Android Police podcast loves it a Nintendo Switch 2
It's about to get gladiatorial on the global trade front and while Android phones are going to be impacted bigly for sure, the star darling of the week in terms of consumer technology is, of course, Nintendo's Switch 2.
Nintendo is sticking with a winning formula for the Switch 2. But will it be enough?
Between a higher price, a challenging economy in which consumers are struggling to afford everyday items let alone game consoles and more competition, the Switch 2 arrives at an unusually difficult time.
I’m worried the Switch 2 might be too heavy for me to enjoy
There’s of course lots else to consider too. The Switch 2 is running a faster CPU and has a bigger, brighter LCD screen. There are obviously reasons it’s going to be this heavy. And while I am excited about the increased frame rate and variable refresh rate, I also want to be able t hold the dang thing for more than 45 minutes.
Stop making the Steam Deck vs Switch 2 comparison
As the Nintendo Switch 2's largely secretive specs hit the news, comparisons have been made to many handheld gaming PCs, but it's not fair.
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Win a Steam Deck OLED for as little as $1 with Fanatical’s Mystery Egg Bundle
Fanatical's Mystery Egg Bundle is back, and this you could win a Steam Deck OLED, a VR headset, or even more great games by taking part.
Switch 2 HDR explained
HDR, or High Dynamic Range, is a type of display tech that provides better definition between light and dark visuals, in turn enhancing colors and contrast. The Nintendo Switch 2 will leverage the feature to serve up more realistic lighting effects and illumination, which will ultimately help add depth and make your favorite Nintendo worlds pop.
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